Amagansett

At La Garçonne, founder Kris Kim curates for the design-minded minimalist—always elegant, never boring. Here, you’ll discover soft longline coats (and matching trousers) from Loulou Studio, bubble-shaped rattan bags from Sacai, and glittery ballet flats from Dries Van Noten.

The Row's streamlined silhouettes and exquisite tailoring have finally landed in the Hamptons. Their first Amagansett store is on Main street, where the label is moving into a cottage formerly occupied by Tiina the Store.

Caribbean-inspired Doubles is great for curry roti and plantains—plus fried chicken sandwiches, smash burgers, and fruit smoothies.

Brooklyn-based Fini Pizza has a new outpost in Amagansett. Grab New York- or Sicilian-style slices—the pepperoni and long hot shallot are especially good—or take home a whole pie.

Owner Elizabeth Eichner’s background is in set design, which puts the contents of her enviably chic shop into beautiful context: The bulk of the assortment is sourced from artisans, makers, and designers she’s met through her work travels.

A lazy breakfast assembled at home and savored slowly is one of summer’s true pleasures. Order a dozen bagels plus schmear ahead of time (check their site for available times), and freeze what you're not using right away. If you’re hosting brunch, PopUp's sweet and savory schmears, along with their smoked salmon, whitefish salad, and trout roe, are sure to please any crowd.

If you’ve ever returned from Rome with a suitcase devoted entirely to Italianate tabletop accessories and tablecloths, Il Buco Vita is for you. The Il Buco group has expanded beyond Manhattan with a new restaurant in the Hamptons, alongside this café-meets-homeware mecca. Get going with an espresso from the cute café in the store doorway before loading your basket with glasses, trays, and ceramics from Italian producers, plus some classic treasures from John Derian.

NYC staple Il Buco has landed in East Hampton. In a nod to Il Buco’s sister restaurant in Ibiza, Bottega il Buco, you’ll notice tinned fish like Spanish anchovies, grilled whole mackerel, and tons more seafood goodness on the menu. Reservations essential.

Traditional clapboard, working fireplaces, and brown shingled barns all contribute to the Roundtree’s laid-back, comfortable vibe. Choose between suites or cottages of various sizes (ideal for those vacationing with kids), take advantage of room service from Il Buco Al Mare and walking-distance lunches at Doubles, and chill.

Sportsmanship, fresh air, plenty of riding time, and fun off-horse activities are all part of Stony Hill’s five-day camp program. Stony Hill offers four camp levels—from pony camp to cantering—as well as extended camp and private lessons. Kids as young as four can start to learn the basics of riding, along with grooming and care—all on ten gorgeous acres in Amagansett. Stony Hill has been the East End equestrian outpost for over fifty years, training riders and boarding animals, in addition to building out a stacked roster of coaches and trainers available for private lessons. Image courtesy of Anastasiya Pavlova.